A Quiet Amendment at Fernsby & Lowe
When junior auditor Priya Nair notices a single dormant account reactivated under a dead client’s name, she must untangle a careful deception before it disappears forever.
When junior auditor Priya Nair notices a single dormant account reactivated under a dead client’s name, she must untangle a careful deception before it disappears forever.
When a beloved crook goes missing from the village fĂȘte, retired schoolteacher Agnes Prewitt suspects the theft conceals something far more serious than anyone imagines.
When junior auditor Priya Nair notices a suspicious pattern in a client’s expense claims, she must decide how far she is willing to push against her own firm.
When a beloved verger is accused of pilfering from the church restoration fund, retired schoolmistress Agnes Purcell notices a single, telling detail everyone else has overlooked.
When a retired auditor notices a single misaligned signature in a fund’s paperwork, she unravels a years-long scheme built on borrowed names and borrowed time.
When a village postmistress notices a mourner’s hat pin at the wrong funeral, retired schoolteacher Iris Calloway begins to pull a very careful thread.
When junior auditor Priya Mehta notices a client account that earns interest but never trades, she begins to suspect that someone at Falconer & Lowe has been very quietly stealing for a very long time.
When a rare canary goes missing from Nether Apping’s annual show, retired schoolmistress Agnes Peel suspects the theft was never really about the bird.
When a junior compliance officer notices an unusual pattern in client hospitality records, she unravels a quiet fraud hiding in plain sight at a private bank.
When the Ashfield Snowdrop Society’s charity tin vanishes before the spring fair, retired schoolmistress Edna Potts follows a trail of small, telling details to the truth.
When junior auditor Nell Bassett notices a supplier that exists only on paper, she must find the courage to name the person who created it.
When a stranger’s visiting card turns up sodden in a Wiltshire churchyard, retired schoolmistress Agnes Peel suspects the village’s newest resident is not who he claims to be.